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YANGON -- The weather phenomenon called La Nina, the wetter and lesser-known sister of the drought-inducing El Nino, that was all but written off by meteorologists in September is back with a vengeance across the Pacific. [2]

The rainy season that officially began last May, together with the La Nina effect, brings unusually heavy rains that leave several areas inundated. [3]

Drygt tjugo berörda markägare i Ingå fick höra mera om planerna på en vätgasdriven industripark i Svartå på onsdagen (18.3). Det var Västra Nylands handelskammare och Ingå kommun som höll i trådarna för mötet. [4]

According to the Office of National Water Resources, Thailand will not see record-breaking torrential rain due to a “La Nina” oscillation later [5]

Saksalainen laulaja Nina Hagen kutsuu itseään The Motheriksi, punkin äidiksi. Hänen saksankielinen punkkinsa ja värikäs ulkomuotonsa ovat tehneet hänestä näkyvän muusikon ympäri maailmaa. [6]

Thailand is bracing for increased flooding risks as the La Nina weather phenomenon is expected to bring heavier-than-average rainfall across the country. Environmental expert Sonthi Kotchaw [7]

The Royal Irrigation Department (RID) is gearing up for an anticipated increase in rainfall due to the onset of La Niña, expected to commence in the coming months. During [8]

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